A person has died after a lightweight plane crashed close to a busy highway – as emergency companies stay on the scene.
The airplane smashed right into a area near the A44 close to Enstone, West Oxfordshire at 3.05pm this afternoon.
Noone apart from the pilot was issued within the tragic incident
Superintendent Jen Hogben, LPA Commander for Cherwell and West Oxfordshire, mentioned: ‘We’re on scene following this incident, and really sadly the male pilot of the airplane has died.
‘The person’s subsequent of kin have been knowledgeable and our ideas stay with them at this very tough time and we might be supporting them.
The airplane smashed right into a area near the A44 close to Enstone, West Oxfordshire at 3.05pm this afternoon
‘Nobody else was injured following this incident.
‘We might ask members of the general public to please keep away from the world to help us in conducting an investigation.
‘A highway closure is in place on the B4022, simply off the A44, we might thank native residents for his or her co-operation and would apologies for any inconvenience.
‘If anybody has witnessed this incident or has any footage or pictures that can help with the investigation, we might ask them to please contact us both on-line or by calling 101 quoting reference 1358 of 22082023.
‘We might kindly ask members of the general public to not add pictures of the incident to social media out of respect to these concerned.
‘We is not going to be offering an additional replace this night. An investigation is ongoing which is able to proceed and we’ll replace additional when applicable.’
Thames Valley Police attended the scene of the crash, alongside South Central Ambulance and Oxfordshire Fireplace and Rescue Service.
An Air Accidents Investigation Department spokesperson mentioned: ‘We have now been made conscious of an incident in Enstone, and deployed a group which is able to shortly start its investigation.’
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